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Zero Hour: Stories of Spiritual Suspense
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Are you into tales of suspense reminiscent of the days of pulp fiction? Then you'll enjoy these 15 Twilight Zone-like mysteries served up with a spiritual twist. Author Stoney M. Setzer pulls together an anthology of supernatural thrillers that will transport you to that shadowland where anything is possible.
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Stoney M. Setzer lives outside of Atlanta, GA, with his beautiful wife and three wonderful children. As a fiction writer, he strives to create suspenseful stories with Christian themes. His works have been featured in such publications as Residential Aliens and Christian Sci-Fi Journal, as well as a number of anthologies. He is employed as a middle school special education teacher.
"...After reading this book I am sure you will agree with my conclusion that these stories should be turned into television program episodes of a new show like the one by Rod Serling. They are just the right type and just the right length for this purpose and are of the same high quality." --Forrest W. Schultz, Southside Book Reviews
The cover copy claims similarity to The Twilight Zone, and certainly there is something of that flavor herein... with the subtle deviations from reality that tell the reader something is just barely off about the world they are experiencing. --Critical Press Media
Are you into tales of suspense reminiscent of the days of pulp fiction? Then you'll enjoy these 15 Twilight Zone-like mysteries served up with a spiritual twist. Author Stoney M. Setzer pulls together an anthology of supernatural thrillers that will transport you to that shadowland where anything is possible.
About the
Stoney M. Setzer lives outside of Atlanta, GA, with his beautiful wife and three wonderful children. As a fiction writer, he strives to create suspenseful stories with Christian themes. His works have been featured in such publications as Residential Aliens and Christian Sci-Fi Journal, as well as a number of anthologies. He is employed as a middle school special education teacher.
"...After reading this book I am sure you will agree with my conclusion that these stories should be turned into television program episodes of a new show like the one by Rod Serling. They are just the right type and just the right length for this purpose and are of the same high quality." --Forrest W. Schultz, Southside Book Reviews
The cover copy claims similarity to The Twilight Zone, and certainly there is something of that flavor herein... with the subtle deviations from reality that tell the reader something is just barely off about the world they are experiencing. --Critical Press Media
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First published December 27, 2011
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